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We are here to help you book a truly nude cleaning service or to answer your questions about our franchise opportunity across the UK. We also offer 4 free fiction books just for getting in touch.

Direct Contact for Service and Franchise Enquiries.

Contact Naked Cleaners for Booking or Franchise Enquiries

Contact us here to book your fully nude cleaning service* or to make your application for a local franchise opportunity. We are committed to a fully nude service with transparent pricing and no booking fees.

*Firstly you will need to know if we have availability of a naked cleaner in your area.

  • Booking a Naked Clean

    Quote: ‘Naked Clean (website)’.

    Include the county you live in. If you want the 4 free books we need your full postal address (UK only).

    ifnna45@gmail.com
  • Franchise Opportunity

    Quote: ‘Naked Cleaning Franchise Opportunity (website)’


    Include the county you live in, and tell us your age.

    ifnna45@gmail.com
  • Address

    Only for general correspondence.

    116, New Street Andover SP10 1DR United Kingdom

Quick Answers for Customers and Applicants.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Get instant answers to the most common questions about booking a naked clean, service rules, and the financial requirements for our franchise opportunity.

The price is £140 for 2 hours. We do not charge a booking fee.

No, no touching of our cleaners is allowed.

The person having the clean is responsible for providing cleaning materials.  (See Homepage for advice.)

The Franchise Fee is £0  (Zero).  However, there is a ‘rent’ of £60 per month (not required initially though).

No, you cannot be nude during the cleaning visit.

An I.D. check is made on the prospective naked cleaner, and of their age and their right to work in the country: their CV is examined thoroughly, and if they live within 120 miles of our office (in Andover, Hampshire) they are given an hour long face-to-face interview. (If they live further than 120 miles away they are given a phone interview.)

An I.D. check is made on prospective clients and their suitability is checked in other ways. If the cleaner feels in any way unsafe with a client she has the right to refuse to work with them.